Arsenal Wondaid Miles Lewis-Skili scores Marcus Rashford’s record of England

Miles Lewis-Skili of Arsenal dug his name in football history in England after his goal in England on Friday night.

At the age of 18 and only 176 days, he became the youngest player ever scored in his first appearance of the national team. This achievement exceeded the previous record set by Marcus Rashford, who was 18 years and 209 days when Australia recorded in May 2016.

During the opening World Cup in England against Albania at Wembley. Just 20 minutes after the match, Lewis-Skili received a precise pass from Jude Bellingham and quietly took the ball under the leadership of Albania goalkeeper, Thomas Stracosha, which gave England the lead. ​

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Not only was this goal a victory over England 1-0, but also represented the beginning of the duration of Thomas Tuchil as coach of the national team. The match was offered the dominance of England in its possession, despite the flexible defense in Albania. ​

Louis-Skili’s fast’s fasting was not less than unusual. After moving from a midfielder to the left back in Arsenal, he was constantly impressed by his performance, and earned him a place on the international stage.

Miles Lewis-Skili in his first appearance! ?

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Thomas Tuchel made several changes to the start of the England squad at first For their match against Albania in Wembley on Friday, with the first time given to Dan Bern and Miles Lewis-Skili in defense.

The German coach also chose to rely on Rashford’s pace on the pavilion because he was aiming to make his fingerprints with the three lions.

The defensive pair in Tuchel Burn saw the Aston Villa, with Lewis-Skelly and Kyle Walker filling the back of the back. Curtis Jones was chosen to join Jude Bellingham and Declaan Rice in the midfield, and there was no shortage of attacking talent, as Harry Kane and Veneden also appeared at the beginning of the eleventh.